This pattern should work with any kind of yarn, in any kind of gauge. The main feature is basically the colour pattern. It’s repetitive and the only skill you need is joining colours in a row.

This is a set I made up for my 3yo daughter - her head has about 52cm circumference. It should be a good pattern to start cabling, but it involves changing colour in the cabling. I did enjoy the rhythm of the cabling every 4 rows, it didn’t get boring and was finished fast. I hope it’s easy to read and there are no mistakes. Contact me on ravel...

i finally found out - thanks to sandysays - how to work PDF files directly into this pattern page. yay for me. :) enjoy this knit.

This is a simple bottom-up raglan sweater with a two color honeycomb slip stitch pattern, finished with an icord bind-off. I calculated stitches and rows simply after a gauge and the measurements of a sweater that fit her loosely (pattern stitch tends to get drawn together).

a variation of the Oahu, maybe more for Him than Her.